Loop Switch 2 Adjustable Ear Plugs - 3 Modes for Ultimate Control

I am neurodivergent and I needed to replace the loop engage’s that I lost so I thought the switch 2’s would be a nice upgrade. The case has a little more weight to it than my engage case did (the clasp on my engage case broke but I used them all the time so bear that in mind) and I like how the case has a nice little seat inside so overall the quality of the case is much nicer and I hope the clasp will last longer than the one on my old engage case but I plan to get some kind of protective case for the protective case just in case! The silver is very pretty and I love how they look like jewelry - the difference between the three modes is subtle but noticeable and enjoyable once you get the right ear plug sizes for each ear (for my loop engages I used XS for both ears - with my Switch 2’s I have a Large for my left ear and Small for my right ear*); I’m really glad I picked the switch 2’s as I really like the variety of sound and while I found it very fiddly at first to switch between modes I now feel (after 2 hours on and off of practicing) quite comfortable now. I have always enjoyed the way you put loop earplugs in your ears but it is odd at first when you don’t know how and I recommend watching videos on how to wear them when you first get them like I did as there is a method to it; you put them in a bit then twist them round then push them in comfortably and if they feel too tight or too loose try the different sizes on each ear until they feel right as you may need different sizes for each ear like I do with these ones. The Switch 2’s have a little more weight to them than my engage’s did (like the case) and I feel that’s a good thing for me; I like that better as I won’t forget I have them in as I’m more aware of them (there were times I’d panic and check to see my engages were still in as they were so light). I wear my loops every time I go out in public and every time I sit with my family or friends when they are watching YouTube, talking or listening to music (which drains me even more in the evening) and I felt absolutely lost without my engages. They may not be everyone’s favourite but they’re definitely mine and while they are a little more on the expensive side I think they are fantastic value for money as I’ve hated being without a pair and it’s so nice to have all three modes in one now! *Edit: it’s been a couple of days and I am now wearing the Small size in both ears so if you find a comfortable fit but that changes like I’ve found I’d advise carrying your other plug sizes with you when you aren’t at home so you can change them if you need to. As I said further up in my review I was an XS in both ears using my engages and I never had to change them but with the switch 2’s I am a small in each ear currently but started out more comfortable with one small and one large and I don’t mind that at all as I’m really happy with my Switch 2’s so far.

These ear plugs are fantastic! 👂✨ The Loop Switch 2 Adjustable Ear Plugs have completely changed how I handle noisy environments — whether it’s at concerts, traveling, or just trying to sleep in a busy household. The adjustable attenuation feature is genius — you can easily dial up or down the noise reduction depending on the situation, which makes them way more versatile than regular ear plugs. They’re extremely comfortable — the soft silicone fits snugly without feeling like they’re pressuring my ears, even when wearing them for hours. The design is sleek and unobtrusive too, so you don’t feel like you’re “wearing” anything bulky. Sound quality when listening through headphones with them in is still great, and I love that I can protect my ears without completely cutting off all sound. They’re truly worth every penny, and I’d recommend them to anyone who needs effective, comfortable hearing protection on the go. 👌🎧

I recently got these Loop Switch 2 earplugs because I am struggling with sensory overload and anxiety when I am out in public. They are a brilliant bit of kit because they are actually three earplugs in one, which saves a lot of faffing around with different cases. The unit feels very sturdy and the manual dial on the outside is a massive improvement over the older version, making it much easier to click between the settings while they are still in your ears. The three modes are spot on for a busy day, with Engage mode at 20dB being perfect for staying in a conversation without the background noise becoming too much. When I am at a concert or a loud event, I switch to Experience mode at 23dB which keeps the music sounding crisp but much quieter. The Quiet mode at 26dB is excellent for when I really need to get my head down and focus at work or on a noisy train. It is much better than using standard foam plugs which just muffle everything and make it impossible to hear anyone talking to you. Compared to active noise cancelling headphones like my Sony XM4s, these are obviously much more discreet and convenient to carry around on a keychain. You dont have to worry about batteries or charging because the whole thing is mechanical. However, the occlusion effect—where you hear your own voice thumping in your head—is quite noticeable, especially when you are eating. While they are comfortable enough for all-day wear, the hard plastic body isnt really designed for sleeping, especially if you are a side sleeper. One slight downside is that the dial can be a bit tricky to see when they are in, so it takes a while to get used to the feel of each click. It is also essential to spend time trying the four different sizes of silicone ear tips included to get a proper seal, otherwise the noise reduction doesnt work as well. They are a bit pricier than the single-mode Loops, but for the versatility you get, they are definitely worth the investment for anyone with noise sensitivity.

I’d rate the Earbuddy Loops at four stars. They’ve been pretty solid. The adjustable settings are genuinely handy—when I need to hear more, I just pull them out a bit. They feel well-made, fit comfortably in the ear, and honestly look a lot nicer than bright neon earplugs. Bit pricey but definitely worth a shot.

I have recently realised I have ADHD and suffer with noise sensitivity, I have always struggled but never really knew what it was or why nobody else was bothered by high pitch noises or things like crowd noise or power tools etc. having seen various adds and YouTubers talking about them I gave them a go and genuinely love them. They aren’t perfect but for the price it’s amazing the change they have made for me in such a short period of time. They look good and nobody really questions them, I have used them in a busy sports bar with loud music and crowds that usually go through me, I can usually spend an hour there, two at the most before I make excuses to leave, now I can spend all day there no problem. Various noises at work such as power tools are nothing to worry about now. Having wore foam ear plugs in past jobs and over the ear protection at rifle ranges I will say the the occlusion is a lot better than those but still is noticeable, that being said it’s a lot more manageable and with a bit of practice you can talk at a normal volume. It certainly makes things easier in loud or busy environments to have a conversation with others but can sometimes struggle to hear multiple people at once, but I would take that with a pinch of salt as that may just be my ADHD. To sum it up if your neurodivergent In anyway or have hearing sensitivity your going to love these, I can’t recommend them enough. If you work in a loud environment and wear foam ear plugs bite the bullet and get a pair, they are a hell of a lot better than those.

I caved and bought this cos of all the neurodiverse folk talking about loop earplugs if you're audhd like me and are getting actually overstimulated (to the point of anxiety induced paralysis ) by your environment DONT BUY THESE we need cancellation not reduction Even on the quietest setting you can still hear everything in your immediate vicinity (neibourghs, roomates, people outside ) please please please dont believe the advertising and fall for the high price point promising quality like i did. It's clear to me now the influencers were just being bought out to get funding for their projects. Noise cancellation is a vague term that can mean alot of things and companies like Loop are exploiting our need for silence Loop is a preditory brand in my eyes from now on because targetting neurodiverse folk with this price point while advertising our base needs and providing something that is of lower quality than my over ear ear-defenders (that cost £20) is evil capitalist bs I HATE YOU LOOP

I bought these as I struggle with crowds and a great deal of overstimulating noise, I wear them almost every day now even whilst I'm in the house, they're great. They're comfortable and fit in my ear snugly, they come with three different sizes of earplugs to fit any kind of ear and they also come with a neat little case you can pop them in when you're not using them. I've found they really help to quieten down noisy environments and help me to be a bit more calmer when going to busy places. If you also struggle with loud spaces or even just needing the world to be a little bit quieter I completely recommend.

Good but I expected better sound blocking on the 3rd level. Also slightly bulky on the ears.

I took a risk buying these because they are pricey and I was definitely skeptical. However, I spent several months researching earplugs with the goal of finding ways to mitigate "background noise" because I find that some noises really stress me out. The Loop Switch 2 offered ways to have adjustable mitigation, and the reviews about comfort swayed me to take the chance. I'm glad I did! First, I have really sensitive ears, so wearing in-ear headphones or many kinds of earplugs can be painful. No pain with these at all. Second, they stop the exact amount and right kinds of noises that I want to avoid: loud people/children and more subtle sounds like humming, drips, or buzzing. It makes it so much easier to have conversations or even watch movies in theatres. I used them on a long road trip when I was a passenger, putting them on the highest setting, and it helped with road noise and car sickness! I'm truly happy with how versatile these are to mitigate different noises while still allowing me to feel engaged in conversations or events. But I think the best and most unexpected part is that it lowered my anxiety immensely. I put them in and it's like a security blanket for my brain. I just feel myself becoming calm and relaxed. Are these pricey? Yes. Are they worth the price? Every penny.

Ik heb veel last van overprikkeling bij geroezemoes of langdurige harde geluiden. Op aanraden van een collega loops besteld nadat ik eerder bij een bekende Chinese webshop goedkope oordopjes kocht die eigenlijk wel bevielen maar ik wilde nu wel het echte werk: De switch 2 zijn handig want het zijn in feite 3 dopjes in 1 met verschillende mate van de demping. Ik mis alleen een koord zodat ik de loop oordopjes om mijn nek kan dragen maar deze zijn los verkrijgbaar. Ander nadeel met dit soort dopjes is oorsmeer. Ik doe regelmatig wat olie in mn oor zodat m'n oor schoon blijft en dat ga ik nu ik de loops vaker ga gebruiken vaker doen. Want oh ja dit bevalt wel zo. Waarom? Vroeger had ik na een hele dag naar een conferentie of beurs gaan dagenlang last van overprikkeling klachten en dat is nu veel minder. Top. Ik gebruik trouwens vaak de eerste stand. Ik merk dat stand 2 en 3 echt enorm dempen en dat hoeft meestal niet.

Maravilhoso atendeu todas as expectativas.

Excelentes, fui a una tocada en vivo por 7 horas y al terminar no me dolían los oídos ni escuchaba zumbidos, realmente ayudan mucho, si cambia mucho el sonido y quita algunas frecuencias agudas, muy buenos

Si vives en un lugar ruidoso, escuchas los ronquidos del vecino, la puerta del ascensor cuando tu vecino va a pasear al perro a las 3 de la madrugada y te despierta, creo que estos tapones son para ti. Y sí, vivo en una gran ciudad, mucho tráfico, y la paredes del edificio parece que son de celofán porque se escucha todo (literal... en fin). Dormir se ha convertido en un acto de fe, ruidos a todas horas: tráfico, claxon, alarma. La tele del vecino y su flamante 5.1 viendo Misión Imposible 8 (gracias por compartir). También trabajar es algo complicado, bien si estás en una oficina: ruidos, teléfonos, tu compañero que chilla haciendo una llamada, el comercial que se pasea con el móvil y te despista. Puedes usar tapones de silicona (que no nos engañemos, van bien) o puedes usar estos Loop. Que son la leche. Si decidí elegir estos Loop es por los tres modos de "transparencia". Cada tapón permite elegir el nivel de ruido exterior que escucharemos. Y sí, funciona. Se nota. Dispone de una ruedecita donde la giras y eliges entre el nivel de dB que bloquea. Decir que son pequeños, cómodos. Te los colocas y no los notas. Pero sí que notas que el sonido que percibes es mucho menor. Para dormir, no molestan nada ya que no sobresalen. Y son muy cómodos ya que puedes dormir de lado sin temor. He probado a dormir con ellos y perfecto, no se notan. Y sí, son muy ligeros. Principalmente, los uso para trabajar o en casa cuando hay mucho ruido. Te permiten concentrarte en lo que estás haciendo. Vienen en una cajita muy pequeña que te permite ponerla en algún llavero y llevarlos siempre contigo (en las llaves del coche por ejemplo) así cuando llegas a la oficina, los tienes. Sólo un pero. La ruedecita de selección de modo, es un poco sensible, por lo que eliges el modo de aislamiento y cuando te los colocas, es fácil que se "cambie" de modo. Pero bueno, si llevas un poco de cuidado, no hay problema. Para mi son unos tapones excelentes. De acuerdo que no son económicos. Y sí, probablemente en Instagram verás otras marcas a mucho menor precio. Pero a mi estos me parecen increíbles. Los recomiendo por supuesto. De hecho el tema es, ¿cómo no los he usado antes? Muy pero que muy recomendables!!